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Jeg har samlet lidt billeder af hvad jeg tror er det der skal til:
http://www.adrianandgenese.com/images/pcv2004a.jpghttp://www.adrianandgenese.com/images/volvo/bba.JPGhttp://www.adrianandgenese.com/images/volvo/bbb.JPGhttp://www.adrianandgenese.com/images/volvo/bbc.JPGmed følgende beskrivelse til andre der skal laver denne rep:
So I replaced my PCV breather box and associated hoses today (I also replaced the B4 servo cover--another big PITA). I was so frustrated after the b4 servo cover that I forgot to take pictures for the initial removal for the breather box. So here are the ones in mid process, but you really didnt miss much.
First things first is remove fuse #33 to fuel pump in the drivers side fuse panel. start car and wait till it dies from lack of fuel.
pop the engine spark plugs cover, belt cover, and fuel rail cover off with the torx screws.
unscrew the black fuel rail disconnect and pop off the locking piece. unscrew the 2 fuel rail screws and disconnect the electrical connectors. Pull the rail out.
Remove the pcv hose that goes to the crankcase
http://www.adrianandgenese.com/images/volvo/bba.JPGThe image above shows the screws you will have to remove to get the intake manifold off on my car. Notice on the far left there is bolt still in the engine head. Apparently, this bolt can only come out after you take off the coolant hose intake connection. However, I just wiggled the manifold up and down to loosen the bolt (thank heavens). I also found that i wasnt the only one with trouble removing that bolt (or tightening it), as I found a snap-on swivel socket sitting under it on the engine block.
You will also have to remove the screw under the intake manifold that is screwed to the bracket in picture number three. You can get to it from above and feeling your way down there.
Just remove the screws, remove the air intake hose and the big vacuum hose with the green clampy things. I left the other vacuum lines on and just moved the intake to the right side of the engine compartment.
http://www.adrianandgenese.com/images/volvo/bbb.JPGYou can now work on removing the breather box...Just refer to the first picture for the location of the screws. You will also have to break off the volvo clamps to remove the hoses.
Here is the breather box for a non-turbo. IPD sent the right part. They also sent me a handful of injector o-rings with the set. However, no hose clamps, so I had to buy a few from kragen.
http://www.adrianandgenese.com/images/volvo/bbc.JPGTo remove the breather box, there is a bolt hidden under the intake manifold bracket. Remove it to find it. Theres also another bolt in the first picture that you have to remove (box is held on by two bolts).
After you got your clamps and hoses on, reverse the directions to get everything back on.
This job sucked...I mean, really sucked. I was pissed off with the bolt near the coolant inlet, and remained pissed off till I was finished. I dont think I ever want to do it again, but oh well. I might have to since I broke an intake bolt off trying to torque it to the right specs...just hand tighten it is my recommendation...however no leaks yet!